The dollar index rebounded in a cautious atmosphere, but the technical picture suggests a decline
The US dollar index remained stable on September 8, after recording two consecutive gains, but the technical outlook is still not conducive to the bulls.

On Wednesday (September 8), the U.S. dollar stabilized after yesterday's close of 0.36%, boosted by rising U.S. Treasury yields and safe-haven capital flows.
The Asian session was moderate, with E-mini S&P 500 index futures rising 0.08%, 10-year U.S. Treasury yields fell to 1.359%, and U.S. crude oil prices rose 0.13%.
The Ways and Means Committee of the US House of Representatives is scheduled to debate part of the US$3.5 trillion bill this week.
From the technical chart, the 5, 10, and 21 moving averages fell, and the Bollinger Bands range moved down on the 21st. The daily chart signals suggest a further decline.
If the close is higher than the downward 21-day moving average of 92.77, the downward trend is ended.
The range of 92.32-92.57 in the New York session is preliminary support and resistance.
GMT+8 10:57, the US dollar index was at 92.51.
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